New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
PERSONAL

Miss Mary 1. Booth sailed from Liverpool on satur-
day on tho Eurauia, after four months vacation
tour In Europe, the pleasure OF which was married
only By the news W the death VI her mother
Miss Caldwell whose munifcent gift for tho foinda
ton Of Catholic uni, crty Is reported TO have been
Withdrawn, Is living temporarily at Manchester, VI
She Is ACCOMPLISHED horsewoman and may DO seen
oycIy asan day riding over inc me mount, roaS
with Bishop SpaIding, VI illinois, as her ohiy cscOft
The Hon. Abelardo Zelaya, vice-Prestdent OF tho
Republic Of Honduras. has sailed on tho Pacific
Mail steamship Colon, for his native country. Since
hi, first visit To this country two years ago, Mr.
Zelaya has been ali ardent admirer Of tho United
siatos. lie viii visit hereafter every year
The Row DR. Robert r. Meredith, pastor elect Of the
Tompklns Avenue Congregational Church, brooklyn,
viii begin his duties next SUNDAY.
The Hon John +. Andrew Of Massachusetts, win
leave Liverpool for home on October o.
Chief Justice walto ami Justices Harlan, Miller,
Matthews, Blatcford, Bradley and Gray, OF the United
States Supreme Court expected So DO present 10
morrow nc the breakfast given In tho Philadelphia
Academy of Music by the bonch and bar OF that city.
Itstlce strong OF tho United states Supreme Court
the Hon CORTLAND Parker OF New-Jersey, anu tho
Hon. j. H. Tucker, of virginia.
The late Richard JeGeres, author OF "The Game
Keeper at Home" occasional contributor 10
Mr. Edmund Yates "word," and that journal gives
this account OF him: Of middle age, his tall
and Transparent complexion Of his strongly marked
and handsome features, and the nno texture of his
hair and OF his long brown heard, were suggestive OF
a frall organization; while tho soft dreamy eyes,
overshadowcd by brows powerful and full OF character
favored tho conclusion that tho strain Of inteiloctua
thought and tho constant Indulgence in metaphysical
speculation had much 10 answer for In bringing aDouo
his constant state OF corporal weakness. Mr. Jener-
les wa, at his best whom no could DO Induced To ro
late some episodes Of his boylsh days When scarcely
big enough to shoulder gun no wandered about his
fathers farnIands down In Wiltshire, carrying an
old long barIeed b noun ed f0wllng piece Staying
whatever Of fur and feather came In his way, with
not too fine distinction to whose property he might
be on whilst the contents Of his gamebag were con
yerted cash procuring tho books after which
with Unsuitable thirst no increasingly longed Ho
was an omnvorous reader supplied with his books
whether ON history fable, on astrology or
Euclid It mattered not-he was won't " launch bis
BOAT rgged by his own hands. and having placed niS
gun aud scrap of food therein, 10 cruise about thu
neIghboring lake. Thus alone, all Gay, ne was
GOT TO learn tho ways OF hsh, OF birds, and VI all
ahen oenilens OF field and forest and TO spell out
the unwritten page Of Nature. Then he would ieao
his books, and having shut them up a'tcr whno
he would lie bach In his boat and dream long wake
fl dreams rarely visit lads vi his lew years
NIsons Of how to ameliorate the common iob Oh
in which no lived, and ycarnngs to emancpate his
soul from n hardened cru-t VI m0notohous oMSt
euce, Lay htfu arts. 1hon Tor the sake OF chass
no liorce Tho Businesses and thread the ae'
were bosIde tho Kennel aud around the shores o.
| Chiffon Water. muslng and noting the most uiN'A
lncdont In sky land, water, zach iessonins shas
| u the glowing sunset, every movonion' "